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This article explores the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism sector in the city of Malaga. The main objective of the study is to analyse the effects that the pandemic has had, as well as the responses that have been given to rebuild the tourism system in the city of Malaga. The study uses a qualitative and descriptive methodology, prioritising the search for primary sources (institutional) to measure the impact of the pandemic on tourism in Malaga. There are two main conclusions of the study: firstly, the Malaga tourism industry has shown such a level of dynamism and resilience that it has been able to initiate a slow but vigorous recovery of the tourism productive fabric; secondly, the actions of the public administrations have generally been diligent, efficient, rapid, and flexible, although the level of interpenetration and synergy between public administrations, tourism operators and residents is still insufficient. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Currently, Barcelona presents alterations due to the large number of tourists that harm architecture, culture, economy and society. When the term touristification is included, reference is made to decision-making in tourism policies that meet the needs of the visitor, these decisions have had an impact on the quality of life of the newcomer population, daring their displacement. Through the documentary compilation and statistical analysis, the factors that drive touristification in Barcelona were established, the effect of gentrification in tourist districts was analyzed, and the conditions that mass tourism left in one of the most visited cities in the world were identified. It was shown that despite the tourism management model prior to 2015, it was successful in terms of promoting and exponentially increasing tourism, the modifications in the current strategic plan have not met the proposed objectives, since the increase in factors was evident promoters of touristification, its influence on the displacement of the indigenous population and the negative criticism of the resident population on the effectiveness of current tourism strategies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The church and convent of Santo Domingo make up one of the most important and recognized monuments of the city of Lima due to their historical, religious, architectural and artistic value. The objective of this research is to determine if the heritage and identity of Santo Domingo influence the management of the cultural tourism product of Lima. In addition, concepts of heritage and identity are developed, considering that both act to consolidate and support the bases of Peruvian nationality over a territory of belonging with history, past, present and future, and recognizing the formation of identity as a starting point for valuation, care and promotion. This paper also mentions the institutions that successfully develop tourism programs thanks to the management of the product, and highlights the importance and significance of the evangelizing work of the Dominicans in Peru. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Data Warehouse arises as an attempt to provide managers with all the information they need via a unique tool containing the required data coming from different sources. This tool favours data comprehension and its transformation into useful information that could support strategic decision taking and better knowledge management, in this article, the point of departure is the importance of transportation for tourism development. Touristic transportation should be characterized by its excellence and comfort. To achieve this, company managers should take strategic decisions that become more and more complex in a short period of time. To help taking these decisions a data warehouse which provides fast and efficient answers to managers' questions is suggested. An application of this data warehouse together with two of its three processes (extracting and transforming) implemented so far is also explained. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]